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Introduction to the Special Issue- Phil Rich
Lessons Learned from History and Experience: Five Simple Ways to Improve the Efficacy of Sexual Offender Treatment- Deirdre M. D’Orazio
Some Essential Environmental Ingredients for Sex Offender Reintegration- Douglas P. Boer
Taking a Developmental Approach to Treating Juvenile Sexual Behavior Problems- Kevin Creeden
Using Mindfulness in the Treatment of Adolescent Sexual Abusers: Contributing Common Factor or a Primary Modality?- Jerry L. Jennings, Jack A. Apsche, Paige Blossom, & Corliss Bayles
Expensive, Harmful Policies that Don’t Work or How Juvenile Sexual Offending is Addressed in the U.S.- Elizabeth J. Letourneau & Michael F. Caldwell
The Risk Need Responsivity Model of Offender Rehabilitation: Is There Really a Need For a Paradigm Shift?- Jan Looman & Jeffrey Abracen
A Community Treatment Model for Adolescents Who Sexually Harm: Diverting Youth from Criminal Justice to Therapeutic Responses- Russ Pratt
The Rashomon Dilemma: Perspectives on and Dilemmas in Evidence-Based Practice- David S. Prescott
Youth Sexual Offending: Context, Good-Enough Lives, and Engaging With a Wider Prevention Agenda- Stephen Smallbone, Susan Rayment-Mchugh, & Dimity Smith
Why Prevention? Why Now?- Joan Tabachnick
Implications of our Developing Understanding of Risk and Protective Factors in the Treatment of Adult Male Sexual Offenders- David Thornton
Altruism, Empathy, and Sex Offender Treatment- Tony Ward & Russil Durrant
Putting the “Community” Back in Community Risk Management of Persons Who Have Sexually Abused- Robin J. Wilson & Andrew J. McWhinnie
What were we thinking? Five erroneous assumptions that have fueled specialized interventions for adolescents who have sexually offended- James R. Worling
Treatment of Sexual Offenders: Research, Best Practices, and Emerging Models- Pamela M. Yates
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